Assistant Project Manager

The Multifamily Construction Project Manager is responsible for the daily management of all aspects of a project. The Project Manager shall provide overall management for select projects and ensure that project objective are accomplished within prescribed cost parameters and time frames.

Client Details

About Our Client
Our client is a commercial real estate development, construction and design firm with offices and projects across the United States. They are based in Alabama, but have a pipeline of multifamily stick frame projects across the Colorado front range.

Description

• Develop, monitor and maintain a project schedule in a collaborative manner by gathering input from the project team during both Pre-construction and construction using lean principles as appropriate
• Lead the effort in the on-boarding and contract negotiations with trade partners and 3rd party vendors and ensure that the buyout is in alignment with the project budget.
• Work with the Pre-construction team, architects, engineers and trade partners to coordinate the BIM and oversee any conflict resolution.
• Effectively communicate the project status to client and to company leadership using detailed project reporting related to budget, schedule, quality, safety and changes on the project.
• Conduct weekly OAC meetings and provide all required reports and documentation to ensure all stakeholders are informed of project status and potential issues.
• Conduct coordination meetings with all trades, vendors and key personnel on a weekly basis.
• Provide monthly invoices and oversee all documentation and approvals needed to ensure timely funding for the project and subsequent payment to trade partners and vendors.
• Work closely with the client, architect and engineers to control and manage any change in scope and provide all impacts and documentation of such to allow for a timely decision to be made, such as cost, schedule and quality implications and obtain the Owner's approval.
• Oversee the performance and quality of inspections throughout the project to eliminate the need for re-work and lead the effort to close out the project through proper punch list protocols.
• Collaboratively work with the project superintendent, trade partners and client to develop and enforce a project safety plan.
• Assist with the documentation of project scope and the plan development and verify that the design meets the contractual obligation on a periodic basis.
• Provide technical assistance in the selection of other partners, subcontractors and suppliers required to complete the project
• Oversee the design documents and ensure that version control is always maintained with all members of the team.
• Collaborate on the creation of project phasing plans with project team and align with schedule and estimated costs.
• Perform additional assignments per supervisor's direction.

Profile

The Successful Multi-Family Construction Project Manager will have:

• Must have multifamily project experience
• Project Management software experience (they use procure but okay with someone who has expertise in other programs and open to learning)
• Exposure to estimating
• Solid communication skills and ability to work in a fast-paced environment
• Someone career-driven - this person will ideally grow into a senior role as they continue to add in new people. Opportunity to get in on the ground up with a growing division
• Degree preferred but not required, open to strong relevant experience

Job Offer

What is on offer to the Multifamily Construction Project Manager:

• Competitive base salary ranging from $70,000 - 85,000 depending on experience
• Healthy bonus opportunity
• Fully employer paid health, vision, and dental insurance
• A company vehicle or vehicle allowance
• 11 company wide holidays
• Company retirement plan matche

This opportunity is based out of Denver, Colorado with opportunity for flex work environment.

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